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The Kyiv City Council and the Kyiv City State Administration (Kyiv City State Administration, or KSCA) still cannot complete the process of creating a supervisory board at the municipal enterprise Kyivteploenergo, which was started in 2019 and continued in 2024. Although the city council defined the functions of such a body two years ago, no document has been developed in that time to regulate the process for selecting its members. The Kyiv City Council’s committee on housing and communal services and the fuel and energy complex (HCS and FEC) proposed its own mechanism to resolve the issue — it submitted a draft decision to the deputies that would have created “another” commission to work through the problematic aspects of forming this supervisory board. However, the city council failed to pass a vote on that document. The main reason was the deputies’ outrage at the stalling of these processes by KSCA officials, which complicates oversight of this enterprise’s use of billions in budget funds. Some deputies recently submitted an alternative draft decision — they propose to establish the supervisory board now and initially include only the deputies in its membership. That draft has not yet been considered.
As KV has learned, on 3 September 2026 the city council failed to adopt draft decision No. 08/231-641 dated 2 September 2026 “On certain issues related to the creation of the supervisory board of the municipal enterprise Kyivteploenergo.”
The authors of this document were a group of Kyiv City Council deputies who are members of its committee on housing and communal services and the fuel and energy complex (HCS and FEC). In the session hall, 57 deputies voted to approve the document (the required minimum is 61 deputies), and only 58 deputies voted to return the issue for reconsideration.
This draft decision proposed instructing the Kyiv City State Administration (KSCA) to create a commission that would work on issues related to establishing a supervisory board at the above-mentioned enterprise. Its membership was to include 10 deputies: Taras Kryvoruchko, Lyudmyla Kovalevska (both — European Solidarity faction), Viktor Domahalsky, Myroslava Smirnova (UDAR faction), Ihor Shpak (Yednist faction), Volodymyr Slonchak (All-Ukrainian Union "Fatherland" faction), Liliia Pashynna (Servant of the People faction), Taras Kozak (Holos faction), Rustem Akhmetov (deputy group “Platform for Life”) and Kostiantyn Bohatov (independent).
The explanatory note to the draft decision recalls that on 19 December 2019 the City Council, by its decision No. 495/8068, began the process of creating supervisory boards in the city’s municipal enterprises. Among the first enterprises that met the criteria set by the deputies was the municipal enterprise Kyivteploenergo. The explanatory note states that measures to create the supervisory board were started — including that some order was adopted regarding the number of members of the future supervisory board, the regulation on the supervisory board was approved, and the enterprise’s charter was approved with such a provision.
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